Young Love comic books issue 48
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Issue #48
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Cover by John Romita, Sr. Stories by Robert Kanigher, Lee Goldsmith and Phyllis Reed. Art by John Romita, Sr., Arthur Peddy and John Rosenberger. Mary is all that Nicky remembers...and all he ever wants to remember! It's Mary's duty to remind Nicky about his past with Lila -- but if she does, she'll lose him! Don't miss the Mary Robin, R.N. story "Two-Sided Heart"! Plus: "Call It a Day"; "Trust Him"; and 2-page As Jane Ford Sees It advice column! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.
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$135 Young Love #48 1965 FN+ 6.5 High Definition Scans** d1 Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #48
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Photo cover. "Don't Wait for Me!", pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Simon; Russ goes off to fight in Korea, leaving his girlfriend Amy behind; Matt, an Army friend of Russ, visits Amy and says Russ hasnt written because he was wounded; Matt falls in love with Amy. "The Marrying Kind," pencils by Jack Kirby; 18-year-old Lucy decides to marry Bob, an older crew member shes just met on a cruise; Her older sister opposes the match, but when she meets the handsome ships captain she finds romance of her own. "Let's Go Dutch" advice article. "Cold Shoulder for Two!", pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos; Jerri and Patrice are both dumped by their boyfriends; Jerri falls into depression and her "continued morbid behavior" leads to "a state of collapse!" Nancy Hale's Problem Clinic advice column, pencils by Jack Kirby. "How Can You Pretend About Love!", art by John Prentice; Sherry and Jeff are engaged but shes adopted and wonders who her real parents might be; She thinks she might be of "aristocratic stock"; Her adopted parents give Jeff the address of Sherrys mother: she lives in a slum and is an aged slattern. "Love, Honor and Betray!", art by Bill Draut; Alans wife dies in childbirth and he is bitter; he leaves the child behind and goes to South America to work for 3 years; Alan returns and wants to claim Steve, but Jean is his legal guardian and wont give him up; Alan romances Jean and marries her so he can claim his son. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
